Why is everyone short, but he keeps making money?

In the cryptocurrency world, many people are losing money left and right, so why do some people make a fortune? Among them, there is a name you might not be very familiar with—Tony. Five years ago, he started with 50,000 capital and made 20 million in a year. His rolling warehouse strategy is still regarded as the "trading bible" in the cryptocurrency space! Who is Tony? Tony is not a newly popular internet celebrity; he was an early super influencer in the cryptocurrency world, active alongside big names like Liangxi and Hanbalongwang, gaining fame through high leverage and rolling warehouse strategies. In 2021, his legendary battle: with 50,000 capital, he made 20 million in a year through rolling warehouses! His core secret lies in—"dynamic leverage + moving stop-loss", and his operations are completely different from Liangxi's. While Liangxi relies on high-frequency trading, Tony relies on "trend folding technique", only increasing positions at key points, using time to exchange for space, and proceeding steadily. The essence of rolling warehouses: small funds aiming for big returns. So, what exactly is a rolling warehouse? In simple terms, it’s about using small funds to repeatedly test and error, achieving compounded returns through high leverage in a one-way market. Its core is not about making a windfall but about achieving steady profits through precise judgment, strict risk control, and mechanical execution.
Case Practice: Rolling from $300 to tens of thousands! Tony once started with a $300 principal, opening positions of only $10 each time, using 100x leverage. He earned $10 with each 1% fluctuation, gradually accumulating profits and reinvesting. After several rounds of operations, his principal rolled from $300 to over $10,000!
Key: When adding positions, only use 70% of the profit portion. The leverage is gradually increased based on profits to effectively control risk.
How to avoid liquidation? Three major pitfalls! You may ask, why do most people get liquidated when trading contracts? In fact, the problem lies in three pitfalls: 1. Impulse syndrome: Ignoring market trends and frequently opening positions, ultimately getting harvested in a volatile market; 2. Fantasy syndrome: Always thinking about "turning a hundred times overnight," unwilling to patiently wait for certain opportunities; 3. Loss of control syndrome: Planning to stop loss at 5%, but when it drops to 10%, still holding on to “break even.” These mistakes are definitely catalysts for liquidation, and the commonality between Tony and Liangxi is: strictly executing the trading plan, every step as precise as code, opening positions when breaking previous highs, following up when trading volume increases, and conversely, turning off the computer and sleeping, not making arbitrary moves.
Rolling positions is a dance on the edge of a knife; only survivors are qualified to laugh!
The rolling warehouse strategy is suitable for traders who have strict rules, patience, and can endure long periods of silence. Its core formula is small capital trial and error + profit reinvestment + target take profit + trend dormancy.